Journey to the Medway
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Grade two student Riley Conrad observes his brook trout in a plastic cup before releasing it into the river. Kelly Brooks photos
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Students at Mill Village Consolidated School sang a special fish song before releasing their very tiny brook trout into the Medway River Monday, June 6.
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Finley Smith, grade three, carefully pours a fish out of his cup.
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The students weren’t the only ones interested in releasing the fish. Mill Village Consolidated School program support assistant Linda Williams peeks in her cup before setting her tiny fish free.
Grade two student Riley Conrad observes his brook trout in a plastic cup before releasing it into the river. Kelly Brooks photos
Students at Mill Village Consolidated School sang a special fish song before releasing their very tiny brook trout into the Medway River Monday, June 6.
Finley Smith, grade three, carefully pours a fish out of his cup.
The students weren’t the only ones interested in releasing the fish. Mill Village Consolidated School program support assistant Linda Williams peeks in her cup before setting her tiny fish free.
- Published on June 16, 2011
- Kelly Brooks
After four months of tender loving care, dozens of very small brook trout raised in Mill Village Consolidated School entered into the big wide world Monday, June 6.
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